The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-07 00:00:00

. ziv , ~„:- 4 , - 0 , i •''Cif,;" " - - . ..4 ) '0 .k,,:i.p.i 4 c. , 4 4 id on ; ? , s irte,l ti;nt. , ,T.i. t .7,:,-. • • . ' ' v- - ** , -4i;:- • • • • otion ~. • ~;. _. .. S - Tryik ‘?,4 -0 ruing , , an -in, D N'ag lately NUMBER n 07.1 • . • NFIV TilrATl2 F ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. To the - GENTLEMEN, - CLERGY and FREEHOLIDERS 'TO-MORROW EVENING, May 8, 1811), T Gzart.Emzat, will 'of the COUNTY o f GL OUCESEhR, '- • . , AL. be performed the 'Tragedy of - • MACBETH. rrr HE sense of duty. I owe to my Country and Kacheffi, Mr. tit : M BLE ; • 1 i the Publie, at this critical juncture of affairs bn the Lady :M ac b e th, M rs. SIDDONS . ' Continent, and'teeling, a t t h e same t i me, the impo ibility of - To which will b e a dd e d, t h e M us i ca l F arce•o f • attending to my duty i n P a rl iament, owing today professional THE FLITCH` OF BACON. . avocations, and beiug incapable, from the nature of,the• sm.' • vice, to fix a period f o r my return, I venture to offer to my .• .`.., Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—it 3s. (0.12 Second Price : Constituents this Addr ess . • zs. G a ll er y 2s. Swood Price . is.—Upper G a ll er y is , Having been reputedly honoured with , the distinguished Places. for the Iles to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ' 'mark of your approbation, and feeling no language is ade- •• .. , ew 13ox-Offic,e, in Prince'4:- place, Hatt-strcer, Item The , quate to convey my thanks, or describe those sensations . till Four. . with which lam impressed • happy in t:iii refledion that The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the'Play during a period ot many years, i 1 have not, in a sin gle in ,,, begin at Halt past Six.. stance, been unmindful of, or deviated from; that promise On Wedne,day, King. Henry the Fourth, -Part I. ; with which I made when .1 first solicited the honour of being your. The Poor Soldier'. —On Thursday, King Henry the Eighth; RepresentatiVe in Parliament • 1 frast I have- not la i d - ea iii ' With The Farmer. --On Friday The Nterchant of Venice ; - a zealous disch . arge of my dut y, in an earnest endeavour to With Le'Ala-mode.—On Saturday will be revived Shak- promote your interest, and m maintaining tin honourable in zpeare's Historical Play of King john. dePondence. The Public' are respedlully informed, that a new Musical The moment, however, is arrived when I feel I should ill After-piece, called The Indians, is in rehearsal, and will ' very soon be produced. - : that situation it has been my pride to tit I, part Historical Play of King Henry the Fourth, The critical state of this kingdom requires that every man t 11. and his Conledies of As Yu, Like' It, anda The Tain- should be at his-post ; and the important deliberations of tha i i . in g of the Shrew, or, Katharine and Petrychio, in p,epara- Senate should be as closely attended to, as the more rugged, - t lion, with new Scenes, Dresses, lee ' but not less necessary duties of the war.. - -... PROVINCIAL NEWSP APEKS. Under these impressions, I feel my - resignation becomes . a duty I - We to m native country • A LITERARY GENTLEMAN, who has been . Gentlemen, It Y was upon the pr esumption. of my family's t' e -k. many years connected with the Public Rrints or the long-stablisho I connedions with the County of G loucester ;•• 1 . • r , polis, offers his Services to any Gentleman, Proprietor it was under the sandion of that Haute and those principles ot a pap e r, or oilier Literary Couicern, who may need the as. , which I shall carry to my grave, that I first ventured to offer iitstance ()lope coMpetent to the Conduct of such an Under. ? myse lf to your notice'. I understan 1 that i v colt Lord • taking. As a wish to reside in .the Country is theinduce- i Duisley. l''vill.olferllitriself to your attentio n' to succ eed me, Inent, this will be found to merit attention. • ' , 1 and I trust that it will_ hot be deemed presumption in me ..._,Every inquiry, either personally, orb y letter (post-paid), I to . Wish him every .success, and to look hirward. with con _ Fill be satisfaelorily aliswered, upon application at the Office i -nose duties .towards you, which fiderke to him Ito.. fulfil ' - ' - ' of tlis Paper. my present professional situation prevents pie from doingi :. and - should he be' event tally honoured with your choice, iTo cot:NTRY MI LLIN ERS and DR E SS- MAK EltS. . I it will not only soften the ;egret I feel in taking leave of yolk, • No: 7, Princes-Street, Cavendish-Square. ' but will strengt h the obligations conferred upon me. MRS. BROWN having prepared an Elegant As- If the events of war should ever permit my return, I shall deem it an indispensabl e p art o f my duty still to watch over sortment of Fashionable MILLINERY, ," ELI SSES,- CLOAKS, &c. invites Country Milliners to the inferests of my native County, with as ardent a zeal as when 1 have the di s ti ngu i s h e d t i tle of its Representative. ' immedia bation. te inspedion,.and flatters - herself toe} well meet ' th • , Allow me to assureiyoo again of those se n ti ments o f respect eir Appro _ - and attachment with which,' subkribe myself MANUS AND MEDWAY CANAL. • , Gentlemen, HE next Annual GENERAL' ASSEMBLY . . Your most sincere Friend, and very grate f ul humble. Servant, - : .. ~. .GT.• - ..D . RGE CRAN . FIE VD RE IKELEY. of the_ COMPANY of PLOPRIETORS of the ti .,„, ._ .--.1. ,oaavitfi o . , ,iip ~artieur, Apt:l 2, Oho, OA Me S- and MEDWAY ;arlianient to be holden yearly on the Second Saturday in the :Toial t of Mate will be holden at th e Ge os o - au r. Vulture T o t h e GE NT L EMEN, CLERGY, and INDEPEND 4,4verr., Cornhill, London, on Saturday the f un o f May il, at, EN P 1-14. E E HOLD ERS of the COUNTY of G LOU. ' 6 . 1 : o'Clock at N oon . - Th e C ha i r to be taken precisely at cEsTE R. 11_. , • • . - I . GxNrLrazrN. ,_ WM, SCUDAMORE, Clerk. 1 ;tura er e ey, avingfrom A /ll' Vint le—V A ! . I B k'l h ' ice- , Maidstone, Ap.ii joth, tsio. . . . .WI the most Stn re st . d and ~ ,rriotic motives, resigned 0 1 )1 14 •B. A Plan of the Canal has been engraVed by order of the honour of represeut; e the Cowl:. v. of Gloucester ; en. '!Committee, and may be had of Mr Wilkinson, 8. 5 Corn- tours.: -d f,j- ‘ , 's rccoalmettadtion, I take the liberty , o „i. Price 5-s r, , iloured. offer ing myself as a Candidate to succeed him. , ,Should it be my good fortune , o be placed, through your favour, hi that to, Iced 'station, if Shall be the study of my life, by a iealous, inde - pendent, and ottent:ve discharge of my Public dut ICS, to prove the gratitude and attachment which must per influence the conduct of, i . Gentlemen, I . Your most faithful and obi:cheat humble cam vant. s Spring -gardens, April 30, 186. • DURSLEY. i ' ' - , .t, , ' - THE PITT Si , , ~ 1., . red to the M e m or y o r that uprigiit statesman, to vvhoin 1-irififirt owes her Independence, her Safety arid her ac nowledgrd Si. periority over the enslaved and cl , graded Na tions of htrope. R. BItASBRIDGE resprttfully informs those 1 1; - who, scnsible• of-such blessings, lament the hiss of m 1 ,'. 4 1 whose Councils pt- cured them, that lie has happily liTceeded in obtaining a curreei linpr,.-ssion 'for SEALS, ty i ,NciS, and LOCKETS, taken friiin Tiu - tierelli's Bust i vilch i s e , teetne d the best Likeness of tic KiBlit lieu. 'l-LINIVI I'l'l'T .• ~....2. 1%1 .: too, Fleet street. YTUAN, - late Partner with the deccased .Sir 1 4 17111 , 111:13RANSCOMB, has the pleasure of antioutic.' q t. his Friends and the Public, the Li) TT Ek V ',flinch t r4 ‘vs Bth 1U N F, gives the greatest chance to the Adven. tti!rer for so small a risk. FoinsPackets of Tickets, One Onzlred in each Paciket, are to be given by the contraaors ,;`,i'lle lot tt:nate Holders of the First-drawn l'rize above is). b,„en a Ticket may gain up wa rd s o f too , ooo l . an d Sh ares in ' . j ).o rtiot - i. 't• I 'YTON has been truly lucky in selling' Packets of tiekets, N0..7 08 t producing nearly 4,0001. and - No. 3,6 1 8, ~ULIC, , I I .11. 24,7651 . was sold an sixteen Sixtee n th s , an d pa id . ttetuti' I inn to th e respedive Holders, who received fur each Six -1,5 171. t6s. 3d. it s, EN cky Offl - FON solicits a continuance of the public f avours , m luice, . 2, eoßNyll 1.1., near the Mansion-House. PARISH of ST.. LUKE, CHELSEA,' p• ,13.4 a. SIX THOUSANO- POUNDS WAN FED.. •T " TRUSTEES: appointed to carry i nto exe cutlon an A6l, entitled "An A for Providing an Ad ditional Burial Ground, for the Parish of St. Luke, Chet- sea, in the County of Middlesex," hereby give Notica, that they will meet in the Vestry-room of the said Parish, on MONDAY tne 28th day of May next, at Twelve o'Clock preeisly, to receive Proposals from and treat with any p,ron.or persons who may be inclined to ad vance any SUM.or SUMS or MON EY, notext.teeding in the whole the sum of 6°ml:either by way of 'Annuity or at In. terest, in Sums of not less than tool,' each, upon the credit of-and to be secured by the gates and Burial Fees, to be made and-received by virt., eof the.said Ad. Such Annui ties and Interest will be paid half yearly. It is requested in" each • Proposal `fOr • the Purchase of an Annuity, the Name; Residence, and Age, of the:Party proposing, or his or her Nominee, together with the Sun? intended to be advanced, and the Annuity expeCted may be stated, and that in each Proposal - for advancing Money upon Interest, it May be stated that Sum is intended to be lent and the lowest rate of Interest eipeded, and all Proposals to be delivered to ?4r. William . Cornell, of the. Committee-room, at the Workhouse .of the said Patiin, on or before Eleven &dock, en the aforesaid 28th DaY of May. • ny Order of the Trustees, • WM. CORNELL, Clerk. SAVING IN FULL.:. L AZEIrs , STEAM.KITCHEN„ combined with . led an:l with or without a )t Closet, on a new highly approved Construction, forms the most clean and 14' 6 ' . Cuokiirg Apparatus in die World; the whole is upon t,„ most simple Prineiple, performing, by the aid of one It'd' Fire,ithe .varipiis Operations of Steaming, .Boi'ing, ting, Stewing, Baking, away ling, call and the 4,:1e time,-Or separately, doing nearly athe Labour Expense in common use. Il le `eferenee s may be had froth the Proprietor to Families of • I tirst Respettability. ' i ) „he Apparatus may be had o f an y size-or form, according 11,'"e convenience of situation, or the number of Persons it Or 'ltended to cook for. • O-ne that will stand in the compass V s quare y'ard, wilt be found large enough to dress ViCtuals ti llt . InCare than thitty people. IThe Price is moderate; and %'°orth of the Savings arisilig font use, will clear it s , Cost in the course of one. year. t i • rders received by 1014 N SLA TER, the Patentee, in t:l'lloAM' thief at No. 49, Rathbone. place, Oxford-street, til\,"tion.• • "--,------_________•-_. . 4 TENT Sofa and Chair Beds, Dining Tables, . k t - brass Screw J3 , .-dsteads, new Sideboards, containing a t,:f tables• several new Inventions and excellent - I in- Ye'llen_ts.in'.Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; gracious , trllt.toniZf...d by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. , N'li e b e tER'S is the Original Manufaatory, and he is the "'r,.lopri , etor of the Patents (the- Deeds of which may be - . THE ARMY. , ' a t his Ware-roOmij, haS had. the honour of executing . This Day were . published,_, Ni t e rs ill fashionable Furniture for great nuMbers of the No, In Small °day(); price 0. in boards, • ieS tl Y, and 'entry, many of w horn have tavoiirably comic- RACTICALp INS'ILIUCTIONS to YOUNG ( ( y e.i. to : recminnemd his MiniufaCtory, knowing. it to .be .OFFI C E R S, relative to the interior Discipline of a Or k i : . !l;i9al. Wilulowi Curtains, J)rawing.room and Par_ , Ni tt nairs. and every Article in the - above' Branches, in a- Regiment of Ftiot. i . By MAIOR• T. CHAMBERLIN, o!rew-Yis.o:l:elepat and . tast . sio , table Designs. . I he Patent Brass , Of the zolt or zd %Varivickshire Regiment. tt a - eils are: fixed with the greatesecase, without tools, I To Officers commanding Local Militia 'and Volunteers, cl-, . _ I) ''s or nails in the FOrniture. . I and to - Young Officers in general, whose opportunities of be. 4r tieui . n, e r. ar attention to useful r ltuprovements in F . urniture i coming acquainted with the interior Economy of a Battalion oi . kientlemen oldie Army-and Nagy, and for I: xporta- i have been few, the Dite6tions contained in this Work cannot ljel, I In Nl i u . squito Net Beds of various . kinds for the Last and- I fail to be useful and acceptable. N ol k ii i t ies. • Fine-Coos : 1 -Feather Bed, sun all lands of I. Printed ter Richard Phil lips, London ; arid to be had of Os '; • atways: ready _at 'BUT Lh it 's_ VAR EH() vs 1,, , ' . 1 , 3 " I C . 1- .. •- ' '• • ' lease I .- ' - . . , N i , 4 ht 4,4, , ot ).ii me- suest,-str.m.L —I o p,..p.0 - i • all Booksellers. . . 5 " . "7"‹.....1 . :2fcy-froot Hon'Se:': - .' . . __,,,, TtIE•PLEASURES OF FRIBNDSUIP. This Day was published, - 3n One Volume, pike 7s. in boards, T HE PLEASURES of FRIENDSHIP a Poem, In Two Parts. By FRANCES - ARABELLA ROWDFN. Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row. Of Whom may he had, price los. 6d. boards, A Poetical Introduction to the Study of Botany, by the same Author: also, a taw Copies on large Royal OclaYo, price il. is .. This Day was Publi Shed, In Two Volumes Crown 8 vo. price tl. Is. in hoards, DRAMATIC and MISCELLANEOUS roEms, , . By 10HINI lOSHUA -EARL ot CARYSFORT, &.c. Londo . n: Printed tor I. Mackinlay, 87, S-trand. . •. Ta,E KING'S PA I'EN T. Drt..,Nt„*„Rwis.,, FEVER DROPS. experience of I=7rethan half a century has I Sp establ4ed the reputation of this invaltuble i t .: l ", that it is now lumecessary to expatiate on its eili :Yph. eery species- of Fever, particularly the Scarlet - and 'ev e 'ls Fever, • I Ye'lo vor Putrid Fevers; they have e' eij known to faji, t „ r , d 1 .whenadniirdstered ;.greeable to di. 1 • 1 1.,411 .,..; In Nleasles, Shall Pox, Teething, and most Ineident to itildren they ilre ati infallible remedy ; -discomforts of 'advanced life arc under their tt, intimince, they.:mmedlately stop the . progress of -1;'Ve:" are particularly adapteclas a genial Restora the tk' Lo, a nillY Bottle, zas, sold-at the I)oetor's House, Ni'. 1 1 / 4 , ' v er Brook...strew' rciqvenor•st uar- where orders for w it h a . t,j e on are duly . executed lc i r . pd. and s. 0 7 4, 0 ' 3 1 sale and retail, Bacon's, 156; ox-ford-street, and l so I Vesreetable Venders in TOwn and Country, hVsr• NOR RI S's celcbrav-i A N TI-BI OUST LLS, pe Direnions zs. - ocl. the Box: Observe that the t si.,!.hurnat Norris Moore" arc engraved•on the Govern. np ; tic , others are or Can be gent:at:4e. PUBLIC' CHARITIES. This Day was published, In One Volume, price zos. in boards, (dedicated by permis. son to the King,) • MHE PUBLIC CHARITIES of LONDON ; being an Account of their Origin, Design, and present .$ tate ;- classed alphabetically tinder the denominations of hospitals, ' Alms Houses, Dispensaries, Schools, and Col kges, Miscellaneous Charities. . By ANT, HIGHMORE, ESQ. • Author of the Law of Mortmain and Charit;:ble Uses, &c: The Pubfc,Charities of the British Metropolis ways been esteemed its brikht6t ornatnents,"and highly Ji,j. nottrable ty the character of the Nation ; yet till this pie,ent work there did not-exist atiy derAiled view of their Histi,ry and Establishment._ Besides gt - Jtit) lug curiosit,, the work will also, it is .ro be hoped, he the nic.uis of rcscuth4' some godlike designs from the negleeit and decay consequent an obscurity, of exciting towards.others the munificence of b.•- nevotent persons, and of holding up the whole as objects of ex:111)1)1e shd imitation to the natien at large. . . Printed for Hich[o:d Ph Bridge.-street ; and to he had of alt 134bksellers. °k. AI 0 ND4 Y, MAY 7, 1810. )rd to IQTCU'e rassed :cord-, i taict- . to tile, from • e, the venor - Park, Kin 'Lander sq. of :t, the -In &a Lys, of 'cr boys quare, 'evens, IF Pot- , :sq. of 3irton, Burg t Nor.;. Love )l Jen. .Quisa, s, Esq• young- miigest• F re re, )m pion its age, c;land, e, MISS V H ugh , in the the late rc hant. Bucks. of Ells le flay C [irk- vife of _--= . 3s , i7r. ;7 174 r iSo t• tce the ; arF (>1 Stzi - Lon.W !arty cur, U rts 4 u ..st. "1:' le;tce o Stf • 4.0 X • fr. M ac 4 tyv 11" 1 I I a :1 i t Jl SO: 11 ' 4- !ty• -0 1 u? iNe` ......_.......*" DEPTFORD PICTUALLING-Y4RD, ,• , • • ls 180 9. T HESE are to give A o ti ce , That On7hurSday, the loth inn, a? to o'Cl,ck in the Forenoon, he exposed to Sale at His lifajesy - 's Pißualling-Yard, at Deptford, sundry Lots of ibe following ROVIS'IONS-‘and VICTUALLING; STORES, viz. • Brearl, Bread:dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings,-Raisins, Cur rants, Rice, Peas, Oatmeal, Pot Barley, Bake-house Sweep-, ings, Callavances, Bags and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Empty Tierces, Fish. Barrels, Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Boards' Ends, Staves and Heading, Wine, Pipe and Brandy Pieces, Iron Hoops, COopers' Tools, and a Quantity of tire-Wood, &t. &c. now lying in the aforesaid Yard. A Deposit of k 25 per Cent. is r be immediaielj male upon the amount of each Lot, and the remainder rj the Purchase .Monty paid before the Articles are taken away ; for •ts hie, purpose, a Period of 19urteMitvorking-dqys will be allowed from the time of Sale, the Buyers partkula.iy observing, that not lets than one half ?I the qvantify is' to be removed front the Premises within the first seven Days, and the remainder in the seven following Days; otherwise the Deposit Money to be fin - felted, acid the Provisions or Stores remain the Proisertv us no evension of lime will on any account be granted. TRANSPORT-pliFICE fr Apr/124, !Soo. , - 4HE COMMISSIONERS for Conduating His MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for takiug Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners_of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will he ready at this Office, on Thursday, the wt.) May, IS to, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may he g to coll t r aa for supplying the undermentioned Artiaes for Twelve Montt"s certain, viz. COALS; at Norman Cross. LAMP . 01 L, at Chatham and Norman Cross. RGll PORT and MOUNTAIN WINE, at Paington, Yarmouth, Deal, Woolwich, Falmouth, Norman Cross, and Stapleton. • BROOMS, at Dorton Porehcster Castle, STRAW, at Stapleton. No Tenier will be rectivecl after' One o'CAck on the Day cf Treaty, -nor any noticed, unless the Party,. or an Agent for te. , :son.qyattena'.. Part, Tender- Wait be accompanied by a Letter fromtwo retpeLcialle Perytif engaging to &cone bound with the l'ersm tendei big, in the Sum of 2,0 for the due per fn mince 4 tbe ContraB. • Particulars m:i . ; be knoithi aMyiv at this Office, 0 - to the ,tent Comn;lslli(;?iers v Ot :be lespealve PICTUALL s !NG-OFFICE, • May.i, • T HE COMMIS,SIONERSf or W 771,11, LING 1114YESTrs NelY do hereby give Nctice, That on Friday, the 18th Inst. they will be ready toto ,recei;e Tenders in writing/sealed zip), and treat for One hundred Thousand Gallons of W EST NDIA RUM, to bedeliveird,Duty free, otn'lFar e bonies in which the iaffles have,becri bonded, i n t o Hi s Majes ty's Piau a lli ng .Stores at Portsmouth, one Hall theleal in one Month, akd tee other Half .in one Month a/terwards, and to 6e paid for 4y Billr,Pgyable with Interest, Ninqyags after date. The Conditions of the Contraa my be seen at the Ogee. No regard Will be bad to any Tender in which the Price .shall not Ge inserted in words at length, or that shall'not he delivered to ♦be Board before Oise o'clock on the said Frickly, the 18th instant, nor unless the Person who makes' the TelUier, or some Person on his Gehal attends tokanviver when caled for. VICTUALLINC-OFFIC'E, tBlm. 00114 M 1 SSIOAER , Vor . k1CIVALLIA6 His MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 22d Inrt.,they be ready to receive Teitderi in loriting ( sea.'eci up), and treat for the supp(y of what FR E§ll WATER shall be requii-ed for the use of Rh' Alajesty's Ships and Vessels at, and in the - Vicinity of Falinotab,,tor- Twelve Months certain; and further until Six Months It'arning,shall Le given for the Termination o/ the Contraf 7. To be paid for by Bills, payable with Intire.st, Ninety DaYs after date. Thi Conditions of the Contraamaj hi seen at the Secretary's O . ffici, at this Office, or by appWnito Mr. .7,,h7z . Mitchel/ r at Milor,near, Falmouth. t No regard w ill h e h a d to agy Tender in which .the Price .hall notkinserted ITI wordr at length, or/hat.112;211 not he delivered ti the Board before. One oteldck on the said Tuesday, the 22d Inst. nor. unloss the Pet son who makes ihe‘Tender, or some Person on his Geb elf, attends to answf.r when called fcr. 7 _77-7 7 CE fPRI NN b7A LFr. " .r4jiiiEN(ll ..., . . . ... . • ,CONTRXCT FOR CAST II:011' BALLAST ;• ‘ , . . .. Nazy-Office, April 21, Oro. : • . . ~_. : ... . , FIE PRTNCIPZL 01F10ERS and COMA ITISI -T spNERS of His 111,47ESTY'S NAVY do' Iterthy give Notice, that on Weds the gth of May nixt, at. One o'Clock• they will le refias , to tteetl with such Personi as icy be willing to Contract for supp_lying his Illa;"iriy's several Dqck Y.??..11, or any one or ii tore of th em , w i t h CAST IRON IiALLAS.T.•' .4..furm of the Tender may he seen at thi s Office. Ala Tender . , Will he received after One o'C'lock, on the day of 'Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the par ts, or on Agent .17:him, ellendr. Every Tender must be aicompdniedly aLfter aldrwsecf to the . ~ Navy Board, and signed by two responsible / Per:font e/Fgaging is become hound with the Person tendering, in the sum of Soul. /or the due perlormance of the Contract. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, . , • April 26, ISM,. All kvcbevar kills 4zied in it? Ilfc;itb tfillqy, 1 . 8,:9, .t 0 BE PAID OFF: , . . THE LORDS COMMISSIONE .1?"§ (67 pis AM. .YESTY's TREASURY having given Dir:e27ions fOs ingqff the Principal of the above:mentioned Excheirtsr Bills, with' he Interest duethereon, at the EX'ehequer Of ice, in the Receipt .of Exchequer' ,New Palace- Yard, IYestminster; on Wedaesiks• the 3oth Dayof May, - Olio. Attendance will he given dal& (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and inc4t.ling Saturelly the igth of May, from Ten o'clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purr -,r e ofreceiving the,same.- And for the • gr;;ater.dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desiscdtc bi lag Lists thereof, containing the Pitriner's, Nusi:vrical .Order, according to the 'Dates- of the said Bills, and Commencomehl of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest due !hereon, Col;i 7 puled front, but excluding the D4ys on which theyare dated, I:J./he said 3oth Day of May, 1810, inclusive, when dr • liiterest 'Will cease ; an d t h e said Bearer: (4,44 .e• 0;° not). are ipdapensaßy required to indorse each Bill wish their usual Signature; and ro write their Names and Re sidence at the bottorn of their List; and th,:y are moreolier requir. ed to attend the Exchequer Bill Offt'e'e 7'aj'mevt, and to re (five the New Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any , of the Holders of the aforesaid bills should he desiroNs receiving payinent of the Principal and interest previous to the said 30'th Day Of May, "thy may be accommodated, on cam:. puling the IntereSt to the Day on whicb they with to be paid, and kaiging the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. • Such Persons as may he desirous of having New Exchequer Bills in whole or•in part Payment of Principal, :1,, marking New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, at the bottom of their Liits; ocliVereel on or before the igth Day of Mg, m ay he accosn. Mew c•pti,inir au Interest of Three-pence 4y the . Day, on eve), One Hundred PO:M: 1 1, which said New Bills will bear Date the said jodr Day of play, 18 to, end will he deliVered on Friday, the i t of Yune, and the. following Days. 8. All Exchequer Bills disledPrior is the 2 ISt of February, 1809, have hewn advenised to be p a id rjr, and the dn erio' has ceased ; an d ibose Lied beiv.;een the 21st of February aid 30th- of April, 18o;, both di,ys inclusive; are au'vertisede, be paid o f on the Sib Day of .1114 next. SALE, &c. - : WARWICKSHIRE. • , • SALE OF THE WHITE LION INN, STRATFORD t.'"ON-AVON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Premises, • By WILLIAM HANDY, On Friday the esth.day of May inst. between the Hours of Four and Six o'Clock iti the Afternoon, s.ubjed to such • Conditions as will be then produced, • ALL that long- es t a bli s h e d an d highly re.§peelable, INN, the WHITE . LI ON, at Stratford-upon --Avon ;' with the. Stables, Coach•houses, Buildings, and other Out. offices to the same belonging, universally known and fie quented by the Nobility and Gentry of the United King. dour of Great Britain and Ireland, tieing situated on the Great Irish Road from Holy head to London, through Stirewsbury., BirminghaM, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Oxford. The very_ extensive and excellent accommodations of this House need no further encomium than the general appro. bation with which it haS beeti honoured fur many yeays past. The Cellars and Vaults are very extensive and capacious, and peculiarly well adapted for the deposit of Wines, and the Inn has been honOured by the Nobility and. Gentry of the surrounding Country upwards of fifty years with a pre ference in the Wine Trade. ' In the front of the House is a large Kitchen Garden, com ' prising nearly two Acres of Land in the highest.kultiVation. Also a large Bowling Green, containing one Acre; and close adjoining are upwards of eight Acres 0f capital Gr a s s L an d; which will be di s p ose d o f w i th the Inn. There is an excellent Mine of Ctay under the whole of . the Lao at. A Specification of the Property, with other particulars, may be obtained - by a personal application at the Offices of Messrs. Hunt a n d H o b bes, Solicitors, Stratford on A von Messrs. Meyrick Broderip,, Solicitors, Red-lion-square, London ; and-Mr. Handy, Audioneer, Worcester ; with all of whom Plans of the BUildings and Premises are deposited for inspection. • Possession of the whole may, be had at Michaelmas next. N. 8.. For the accommodation el the Purc,ascis, • one-half of the Purchase-money may remain on a Security of the Pre. • raises for the term of five years, if required. • • . The following was sent to - Mrs. RICH AR DSON,"oi- Man . 1 chester, by t th e Reverend W. Si L V ESTER; tif Cheshire:— . laikonm, . • VOL/ have longV:Pished nie to send you the CASE of the CHILD I was mentioning to )011; the cir. cuinstances areas follow : In April last, Clllld,belonKiil to james and Elizabeth, Yates, of Brooknoltscr:Grepn, near Congleton, • was taken eiceedifigly ill, owing to the . cinting of its teeth. :Such was the died of the disord er , that Irvin a • very fins healthy boy, about eleven months old, he •way re duced to a . skeleton, and entirely rakeir off his feet ; lie kid several convulsion fits, and his death was howly .expeMcii, They sent for a Sureon, who launced hirs gums, hut ,vlth, out any good etE4t. They then applied for . the AMP ( U- CAN SOTH ING SYRUP ; Eriefut gave thein Hail' a Bottle; on the first, application of which the Child had im mediate ease, and before the whole waS used; he was pet feelly restored. The Parents have since declared to the above CentOinan, that it was their firm belief this Medicine - was.the means,'•in . the hand of. God, of saving their Child's life. • To be lead of the Proprietors, johmon and Co . . No.-. 94, Newman -street, Oxford-street . ; and te r- nil, of Golding, No. Cornhilt ; Mrs. Richardson, Manchester end by all the princrpal Medicine Vehders ill tOwn and country, at z., 9.1. a Bottle, for ready money, • VICTUALLING.OFFIC,II, litY 41 ;BR,' HECOMMISSIOYERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MA Pt; STY's NA V Y do hereb . " give Notice, That on Friday, the . alb Inst. they will 4e ready to receive Tenders, in „writing (sealed tip), and treat for Tzvo Hundred Tons of good sound yl RCM LEAF TOBACCO ; tote delivered, c:ne half thereof in Six !reeks, andthe other half in Six IPeeks afterwards, into his Majesty's Viaualling Eton at the Ports, and in the 'Proportions undermentioned, • Deptford Tans.. th Plymouth 5 0 2 0 0 And to.be paid for 4y Bills s payable with Interest, ninqy d ajo alter date. The Conditions of the Contral7 may be seen at the Secteiaty's >Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in 'words at length, or that shall not he de. livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Fria4 c the tBth Instant, nor finless the f Person who maker the Tender, or rime Po son on his behalf, attends,- to answer whet..' called fix.